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Homes, roads and bridges destroyed as two more sluice gates opened

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The event will provide an opportunity to share the roadmaps to an inclusive green economy and a just transition

Scientists on both sides weigh in as concerns are raised over animals’ welfare and viability of ambitious project to repopulate Asian savannah

Call for Eastern Cape judge president to step aside over sexual harassment and hearings begin in misconduct charges against Gauteng judge Makhubele

The move comes after the new Free State executive committee decided to restructure the provincial government following meetings with top ANC officials

Fashion is fun and you can’t take it too seriously

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Current chairperson hopes to take over from Nqaba Bhanga when the DA elects provincial leaders – and to deliver an upset in the 2024 election

From memorials to digital death notices, Safiri Salama is changing how we say goodbye, giving the funeral industry a tech upgrade

The leader has fallen from grace, disappointing the electorate and donors with his failure to deal with corruption

The different stakeholders responsible for education must come together more than ever before to tackle the development of our children

An expert vetted and approved listing of online casinos to start playing slots, blackjack and other games using rands

Non-profit agency believes creative and innovative skills development will improve employment chances and entrepreneurship among the youth

With La Niña bringing much-needed rain, it is inexcusable that South Africans do not have access to their most basic human need: water

M&G Editor-in-Chief Ron Derby expects Godongwana to follow a rather similar course that his predecessors have set, by kicking the can down the road, yet again at his budget speech

The ally of former president Thabo Mbeki could wield the axe over president Cyril Ramaphosa, who is yet to hear what the commission recommended about the Phala Phala scandal